Paul Anthony’s Talent Time presents an original high-concept game show: Donair Den! A live comedy show in which real entrepreneurs & comedians pitch their unique business ideas to a panel of venture capitalists in the hope of securing investment finance.

Thursday, March 10
Doors 7:15 pm | Show 8:00 pm *Please arrive on time. Start time subject to change.
Advance tickets $17 | $20 at the door

Paul Anthony’s Talent Time presents another original high concept game show! Welcome to “Donair Den,” where local entrepreneurs pitch their inventions in the hopes of shaving off a tender morsel of broiled beef, for their burgeoning business.

Featuring comedians:
Graham Clark!(Stop Podcasting Yourself)
Caitlin Howden! (The Sunday Service)
Ese Atawo! (Blind Tiger)
Nathan Hare!(Forgive Us)
Danika Thibault! (Comedy Here Often)
Ronald Dario! (Treat Show)

Featuring pitches from comedians like Graham Clark who is often sited as one of the best comics in the country. Graham is a 3-time Canadian Comedy Award winner and co-host of Maximum Fun’s Stop Podcasting Yourself. He’s a regular on CBC’s The Debaters and has appeared at Just for Laughs, Halifax Comedy Festival, Winnipeg Comedy Festival, Bumbershoot, Edinburgh Fringe festival. He is a winner of the Yuk Yuks Great Canadian Laugh Off and has appeared on HBO’s Funny As Hell.With co-host Ryan Beil from Sunday Service Improv. Pitches will also be heard from the audience and real amateur inventors like James Ming Kwok and Ace Martens. With a house band led by Kristy-Lee Audette from the band Rong! Featuring entertainment from You Big Idiot, a band that performs real fast, fun and dumb skate punk (and have a song about donairs).

The angel investors include:
Christopher Filiatrault (First Bitcoin ATM in Japan)
Dr Sue Norman (Celebrity Chiropractor)
Scrap Scroungers (Investment Team)
Mystery Investor (Had her own daytime talk show, has a magazine named after a single letter in the alphabet)

“Talent Time is the most innovative, raucus, totally silly and inspired show I have seen in years. Watching it is like freebasing sheer fun!” (Matthew Hays, Globe & Mail/CBC Arts Online)

“A cult phenomenon that’s been flying under the radar…Talent Time defies genre. You have to experience it to truly appreciate it.” (Guy MacPherson, The Georgia Straight)